The Perfect House (2010)Three unique horror stories connected by a bookend story tells of the horrifying past a young couples potential dream house has endured. Writer:Kris Hulbert |
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The Perfect House (2010)Three unique horror stories connected by a bookend story tells of the horrifying past a young couples potential dream house has endured. Writer:Kris Hulbert |
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Mother
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John Doesy
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Jeff
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Stranger
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| Monique Parent | ... |
Real Estate Agent
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Andrea Vahl | ... |
Marisol
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William A. Robertson | ... |
Mike
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Kris Smith | ... |
Storm Mother
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Timothy Dugan | ... |
Storm Father
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Alex Markousis | ... |
Storm Daughter
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Michael Wagner | ... |
Storm Son
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| Holly Greene | ... |
Female Cage Victim
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Hans Hernke | ... |
Male Cage Victim
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Becky Friedman | ... |
Distraught Mother
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Angelina Leigh | ... |
Female Victim
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Newlyweds, Mike and Marisol, are given the tour of their potential dream home by a perky real estate Agent. They soon find out that their perfect house might just have a past. The ugly horrors of this house are revealed through three original tales of terror: "THE STORM" A Hitchcock inspired, dark shadow filled tale of an abusive family taking shelter in their basement from a violent, fast approaching storm. Soon we learn that the weather isn't the only thing threatening to tear this family apart.... "CHIC-KEN" Jason, Michael Myers and Freddy Krueger are all mythological perfect killing machines that still to this day terrorize our subconscious. But could the perfect serial killer truly exist? Maybe he's already been operating undetected for years. Maybe he's someone's next-door neighbor. Maybe even yours...... "DINNER GUEST" Overseas tourists and malcontents have been tortured and dismembered by sick sociopaths in puzzling ways many times over. These days you never know what can be ... Written by Kris Hulbert
I had high hopes for this film since it was given to me by a friend and recommended as a must watch, but the video quality, acting and poor directing of this film was to much for me to handle. Now granted I did not watch till the end but after 40 min of mind numbing torture I had to turn this film off.
In the age of digital cinema one would expect the use of a high quality camera to shoot, but the grainy unfocused shots lead me to believe this was shot on a lower level camera and not one befitting a feature film. Now I am not sure who is responsible for the directing but by the fact that Co-Director Randy Kent is not attached to the 2nd attempt at a franchise I would guess it was the other director.
I would say pass on this film as well as the unwise attempt at a 2nd in the series which looks like as of this review is currently in production. However if you believe that "The Room" is the greatest movie ever shot then this is in fact a must see for you.